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by Kathy B. Dempsey (Author), Kimberly Harms (Author)
You're Not Dead Yet. Still Breathing? Great. You've got time to live fully before you die.
If you're still waking up every morning, especially if you are in your 50s, 60s, 70s, or beyond, you've lived through change, challenge, and reinvention. But no one gave you a roadmap for this part: how to navigate transitions easier, prepare for the end while still showing up with laughter, love, and legacy in mind. That's what this book delivers.
You're Not Dead Yet: How to Live Fully, Laugh Often, and Graduate Life with Honors is part no-nonsense guide, part soul companion, and part permission slip to live like you mean it. Written by Kathy Dempsey, and Kim Harms, two women who know the terrain of grief, healing, and transformation, this book helps you do the deep work of letting go. This is your time to SHED what no longer serves you-old roles, outdated expectations, stuff you don't need-and embrace the life you still have left with open arms and fewer regrets.
Whether you're downsizing, caregiving, grieving, or simply waking up wondering, Is this all there is? -- this book is for you. You'll find what you need here: practical tools, heartfelt stories, and a surprisingly funny and wise lizard named Lenny.
You'll discover how to:
- Let go of what's weighing you down-physically, emotionally, and spiritually
- Laugh through the creaks, the havoc, and that one kid who still thinks you're leaving him the house.
- Have "the talk" with your adult kids (without the drama or dread)
- Recognize and navigate life's transitions as you age
- Create a legacy your loved ones will treasure
- Plan your end-of-life wishes with love-not fear
- Master essential life skills from cradle to grave-so you can die well by living well today
Packed with real stories, wisdom, and a full end-of-life workbook to spare your family chaos and conflict, this is your guide to embracing your fourth quarter with clarity, courage, and peace of mind.
Because You're Not Dead Yet! And it's never too late to live fully-and finish well.
